Dating: Buying Advice, Tips, and News

Bumble is a well-designed and inclusive dating app, but it loses some of its power by ditching its previous women-led messaging rules.

Ready to deep dive into the dating pool? These 10 apps can help you find that special someone.

Plenty of Fish is the dating app for singles who don't want to dip too far into their wallets to make a connection, but it's sometimes hard to find other users.

A costly dating app for anyone looking for long-term love, eharmony lets a lengthy survey and data drive its matches rather than just photos.

Happn’s location-based tools help connect you with countless potential dates who pass you on the streets.

If you can get over the idea of sharing even more of your life (and your data) with Facebook, Facebook Dating is a satisfactory service that deftly leverages its enormous social media ecosystem.

Although it may have scaled back its more ambitious social features, Kippo still lets gamers and geeks express their passions and attract romantic partners through a stylish, mobile dating app.

With its rich profiles, data-driven matches and inclusive ecosystem, OkCupid is a great alternative to the swipe-if-they're-hot hookup apps.

Hinge lets you build beautiful profiles, send voice notes, and interact with potential partners in a fun, flirty fashion.

With its easy-to-use interface and detail-rich profiles, Match remains one of the most enduring dating apps for people looking for long-term love.

South Koreans are now joking the best outfit on a first date is an SK Hynix uniform.

Tinder reinvigorated the mobile dating app, whereas Bumble empowers its female users. To flirt fast on your phone, which one should you let into your heart?

In a world of cheap flings, Match and eharmony promise ever-lasting love. But which dating service creates relationships that are truly built to last?

A Bumble revamp will soon see its new Bee AI assistant better match you with others, while Tinder’s Chemistry tool is rolling out now.

If you're stuck in a nightmare Tinder-Hinge-OKCupid rotation, these alternative dating apps might actually land you a lasting connection.

I've tested both, and this is the one you should swipe right now to find a date.

Tinder romances might not always turn into lasting relationships, but no other dating app makes it easier—or more fun—to find a good time right now.

Tea and TeaOnHer allow women and men to publicly discuss specific people they'd dated. Apple says the apps failed to meet requirements around content moderation and user privacy.

Before you make the offline leap, get face time with potential lovers via the top video dating apps we've tested.

The dating app behemoth will pay $14 million to settle deceptive advertising charges. It's a relatively paltry sum, but the FTC plans to give it to affected users (two major apps excluded).